Stand with migrants

Stand with migrants, Global Justice Now
 

As part of the EU, the UK is signed up to immigration policies that keep people in desperate situations at the borders of Europe. And for the few people who do reach the UK, many face the inhumane ‘hostile environment’, which strips them of their rights. 

Please donate today to fight the hostility to migrants and expose the root causes of forced migration.

Judging by the government’s published plans, these policies are set to be the same or worse after Brexit. Together we can fight for post-Brexit immigration policies that welcome migrants.

Harsh UK immigration policies ignore the reasons why people migrate. Reasons like war, inequality, climate change, poverty and exploitation. As people who care about issues of global injustice it’s vital we make sure the reasons why people migrate are included in the debate.

Check out what your donation could do

Your donation today could make sure we can:

  • Change the debate – by raising awareness about the global crises pushing people to migrate. Your donation could help get Global Justice Now speakers to local events to highlight the global perspective on migration. And it could help train local activists in how to have difficult conversations about migration.
     
  • Influence decision makers – by lobbying for post-Brexit immigration policies that welcome migrants. A donation from you could help our campaigners target and keep the pressure up on decision makers at this critical time.
     
  • Stop the hostile environment – by mobilising the public to take action against these inhumane policies. Your donation could help promote our actions online to get more people behind the fight to stop the policies that are destroying migrants’ rights.

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Illustration by Jacob V Joyce